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Light Pink Birch Trees Mini Framed Canvas

Find new forest friends with paintings by Eli Halpin! This large canvas wall art features friendly animals like bunnies, owls, and foxes enjoying a tree's shelter. Add this nature wall decor to your collection and bring the beauty of the forest into your home.

Good things come in small packages! And in this case it's our new mini framed canvas art. Get creative by bringing a series of small things together. These mini masterpieces come ready to set on a shelf or hang on a wall. Our frames are approximately 1.25" in depth and come with a lightly distressed rustic finish that creates a beautiful texture. Please note that frame color is predetermined for each design and the frame finishes may vary due to the intentional rustic finish. Our canvas art is reproduced in our San Diego studios using the best digital reproduction method currently available, resulting in great clarity and color saturation. Canvases are exceptionally durable and can be cleaned with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.

Product Specifications

Approximately 1.25” in depth and comes with a lightly distressed rustic finish that creates a beautiful texture

Eli is short for Elizabeth. Artist Eli Halpin grew up in Alaska and now lives and paints in Austin, Texas. She focuses attention on the facial expressions of animals, while enjoying and celebrating their many features. Eli's original paintings are made on wood with oil. She uses large brushes to lay down super thick paint and her messy, drippy style is bright and metallic. Eli's work tells stories. The scenes she paints are infused with romance and humor, while emphasizing the instinct, intuition, and wisdom of nature.